 | By: | Simon Guerrier (ed.) | | | Rating: |   8.3 (9 votes) Vote here | | | Review: | Biased, but a Joy Read more (1 in total) | | | Released: | September 2008
| | | Publisher: | Big Finish | | | ISBN: | 978-1-84435-341-5 | | | Format: | hardback | | | Owned: | | | | Buy: |    |
Cover blurb:
The schoolboy whose twin brother vanished in the night. A woman whose house teems with alien refugees. The dad who dies every evening... All through space and time live people, ordinary people, whose lives have been turned upside down. People who’ve lost jobs and loved ones, or seen their homes destroyed, or found themselves on whole other planets. They’ve nothing in common with one another except that their lives can never be the same. Because they’re people who’ve met the Doctor. Featuring 25 original stories from 25 brand-new authors — the winners of a competition to seek out bold new writing talent! Contents: - Change Management by Simon Moore
- Curiosity by Mike Amberry
- Potential by Stephen Dunn
- Second Chances by Bernard O’Toole
- Child’s Play by LM Myles
- Relativity by Michael Montoure
- Outstanding Balance by Tim Lambert
- The Last Thing You Ever See by Richard Goff
- The Shopping Trolleys of Doom by Caleb Woodbridge
- The Final Star by Chris Wing
- The Man on the Phone by Mark Smith
- The Monster in the Wardrobe by James C McFetridge
- Suns and Mothers by Einar Olgeirsson
- Taking the Cure by Matthew James
- Those Left Behind by Violet Addison
- Evitability by Andrew K Purvis
- £436 by Nick May
- Time Shear by Steven Alexander
- Running on Empty by JR Loflin
- Swamp of Horrors (1957) - Viewing Notes by Michael Rees
- Insider Dealing by Dann Chinn
- The Andrew Invasion by John Callaghan
- Stolen Days by Arnold T Blumberg
- Lares Domestici by Anna Bratton
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